The largest of the Leeward Islands, Raiatea shares the southern part of her lagoon with Tahaa, the vanilla island. As well as famous surf spots such as Faaroa or Miri Miri, one can discover wonderful white sand beaches and underwater gardens on the motus (islets) close to the coral reef surrounding the island.

This enchanting paradise, endowed with a magnificent, turquoise lagoon surrounded by 'motus', islets of superb, white, sand beaches, is an ancient volcano dominated by Mount Ohiri with its exceptional panorama.

Tikehau meaning « peaceful landing ». This circular shaped atoll, is reckoned to be one of the most full of fish. Peace and quietness have built up the frame of newfound secret harmony between sea and sky.

The island of Nuku-Hiva possesses a rare and rich archeologically heritage. You must understand that the moving of stones, excavations, sitting on the tikis*, removal of archeologically objects and littering the sites are absolutely forbidden...

Rangiroa, ''the big sky'' in the Puamotu language, is one of those atolls that one dreams about without really believing that it exists. One of those fantasy worlds at the door of Utopia when the imagination travels far, far away...

More than just an international point of arrival for the other fabulous nearby islands, Papeete, the capital of Tahiti, offers visitors numerous treasures: the colorful market, art and history museums, botanical and flower gardens, animated nightlife and cultural exhibitions such as the traditional 'Heiva' which provides a lively change of scenery full of folklore, dancing, singing, colors and fragrances.